SOCK-IT-TO ME DONATION DRIVE Warm hearts help cold feet. A new pair of socks for someone in need can help prevent hypothermia and pneumonia. One pair of socks. The Church of St. Clement (1701 N. Quaker Lane) in Alexandria is conducting our 5th annual NEW socks donation
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The 6th Annual Alexandria Gratitude Table A free Thanksgiving meal for anyone who wants a place to go. November 28th, 2019 11am-1pm Meade Memorial Episcopal Church 322 N Alfred St, Alexandria, VA 22314
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The Alexandria Successful Aging Committee Presents the Annual Holiday Luncheon For Seniors Friday, December 6 10:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. Lee Center Exhibit Hall 1108 Jefferson Street Festive Entertainment by Route 66 Band And Lindsay & Linda Hemphill Luncheon, Door Prizes, Surprise Guest, FUN!! For more information,
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Will aging seniors be forced out of Alexandria? What is the future of memory care, and how will a growing population of people with dementia live in the city? What are the challenges and opportunities for aging in place in Alexandria? These are some of the questions
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End of Life Considerations November 20, 2019 As the end of life approaches, it is a difficult time to deal with the emotions, while still coordinating care for a loved one. Come learn about the various aspects and benefits of palliative care and hospice. This program is
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Understanding & Caring for a Person with Dementia November 20, 2019This class will discuss the different types of dementia, common behaviors, reasons for troubling behaviors, and corresponding strategies to help you communicate more effectively.Lindsey Vajpeyi, Director of Education and Outreach will be presenting this program at St. Mark’s
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Medicare Open Enrollment Medicare Open Enrollment is the period when Medicare beneficiaries can make changes to your Medicare Insurance Benefits. Medicare Counselors from the Division of Aging and Adult Services, and Virginia Insurance Counseling and Assistance Program (VICAP) can help. You may request assistance by phone at
Read more →Please join us this month at the National Portrait Gallery for Portrait InSight, a program for visitors who are blind or have low vision. These 60-minute, verbally described tours tell stories about the Americans who have shaped the history and culture of this country through the museum’s unique
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THE CHANGING FACE OF POLITICS: A P P R O A C H I N G 2 0 2 0 FREE LECTURE Saturday, November 16th DR. SAM POTOLICCHIO GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY America’s founding political commitments were to democracy and the rule of law. Some have described them as
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